Nov. 13, 2022

Matt Landry - Commercial Leader Scientist.com

This week on the Life Science Success Podcast my guest is Matt Landry. Matt is a proven leader in the Life Science industry with excellent industrial relationships and commercial capabilities. He has over 20 years of experience driving growth for life science companies, demonstrating significant revenue growth.

01:29 Tell to listeners about yourself

05:02 Talking about more sort of translation from selling to, going to start up

06:26 What led you to focus more on reagents and chemicals in scientist.com

08:05 Talking about more on Scientist.com

12:26 What are some key problems customers want to deal with, when they come to Scientist.com

14:14 Example of initiatives that they might look into use of your system

16:05 Are you working also with the suppliers or some of the clients

17:56 How does Scientist.com start to work with the customer

19:08 If have any idea how to start up your system

19:57 There are three questions that I like to ask every guest.

          -What Inspires you?

21:07 -What concerns you? 

22:37 -What excites you?

 

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Matt Landry

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Matt Landry Graduated from UC Davis with a degree in Biotechnology. Based on previous success in sales, he decided to pursue a sales positions out of college. His first sales role was as an Account Manager for a southwest territory covering 7 states. He learned the ins and outs of selling products and was successful at selling bulk reagents for sequencing. Matt pursued multiple positions to expand product his knowledge which included: capital equipment, sequencing technologies, RNA technologies, and proteomics. Early in his career, he took a 50% pay cut to commercialize a product line with a proteomics company. After two months the key technologies were exclusively licensed to a larger company. He had nothing to sell and decided to become a distributor selling proteomic reagents. After a few years, he grew a multi-million-dollar business and gained SEO, digital marketing, CLIA, custom services, and bulk manufacturing experience. Another local company recruited Matt to lead the commercial efforts for a portfolio of more than 60,000 antibodies. At this role, he learned product management, manufacturing, validation, customer conversion, change management, and P&L management. At this role, Matt ended up leading the acquisition and integration efforts of one of his prior companies. Before the pandemic, Matt was able to meet Kevin Lustig and Dan Kagan from Scientist.com. He quickly realized the value his product experience would bring to Scientist.com’s differentiated and rapidly scaling business model with a strong value proposition to large pharmaceutical and bi… Read More